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Figure 2

From: Aspirin-induced nuclear translocation of NFκB and apoptosis in colorectal cancer is independent of p53 status and DNA mismatch repair proficiency

Figure 2

Effect of aspirin on cell viability and apoptosis in colorectal cancer (CRC) cell lines. Aspirin treatment (0–10 mM) for 16 h induces a concentration-dependent decrease in viable cell number (determined by haemocytometric counts) in all CRC cell lines (A). The decrease in cell viability is proportionate at each concentration increment indicating a similar pattern of response following aspirin treatment in each cell line (B). Annexin V binding assay used to determine that all CRC cell lines undergo apoptosis after aspirin treatment (0–5 mM) (C). The graphs represent three independent experiments and the bars on the graphs are standard error bars.

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